evry mod works on skoda pickup? lucas pump

I quite understand your question. What mods are you planning?

6 hours ago, Papez said:

I quite understand your question. What mods are you planning?

 

 

The EVRY mod "fakes out" the fuel temp sensor signal to the ECU into thinking that the fuel is colder.

If the fuel is truly colder, it is more viscous, and requires more pump stroke to deliver the same amount of fuel in a given time than if the engine had been fully warmed.

When you fool the engine computer into thinking that the fuel is colder, then it will inject more fuel

There are much simpler ways to trick the ECU and dump more fuel into the engine. Problem is you need also more air and proper timing too to get more power if that is what you're looking for. Otherwise you'll end up with a huge fuel consumption and black smoke behind your car.

Gas engines in skodas dont have temp sensors for fuel
i doubt even diesels have one
Just trick the fuel regulator with greater vacuum

and add a high flow air filter and you will get more power
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On 07/11/2018 at 11:47, RicardoM said:

There are much simpler ways to trick the ECU and dump more fuel into the engine. Problem is you need also more air and proper timing too to get more power if that is what you're looking for. Otherwise you'll end up with a huge fuel consumption and black smoke behind your car.

 

I just want some smoke thats the main point and if I get some hp more its just a bonus, and what is the simpler tricks to do?, I know its a screw under the pump that I can adjust but it seems like a pain in the ass

Edited 8 November, 20187 yr by mattssonen

14 hours ago, mattssonen said:

 

I just want some smoke thats the main point and if I get some hp more its just a bonus, and what is the simpler tricks to do?, I know its a screw under the pump that I can adjust but it seems like a pain in the ass

Where are you? That is a potential MOT failure in the UK.

7 hours ago, KenONeill said:

Where are you? That is a potential MOT failure in the UK.

 

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